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Who is in what game for August Rotation

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August to November Rotation Call of Cthulhu GM: Andy Chris J Daniel Cook David H Julian W Kat Neil Eve of Ruin GM: Marco Freddie M Helen H James W Mark C Richard C Shaun P Two Minutes to Midnight GM: Ben Adam Daniel Collins George F Jerrie C Jon K Matt DLP Ravenloft GM: Graham Andrew W Em Jason Jo finch Richard T Aerosian Nights GM: Saif Douglas Liam Michelle S Rosie A Simon William P
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Hobbits Hole Needs You, you , you... in the morning, well for next rotation really

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It that time again where I start gathering interest for the next rotation, so first order of play is.....

Who would like to DM/GM?

If you have never GM'ed, you can pop that cherry right here with the Hobbits Hole, we don't bite.

To Help New and seasoned GM's here are some handy titbits:
So please get in contact with online-presence-officer@hobbitshole.uk and provide a summary of what game you would like to run, and if you would be ready to run January 2022

Some games in the pipeline are:

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